Javascript for "Submit form"

[Guest]

Is it possible to create / modify with JavaScript the "Submit form" button in order to send the PDF Form to SharePoint Foundation and not only the data (XFDF)?

[try67]

No. You can use the submitForm method to send the file (whole file or just the form data) to whatever address you'd like, though.

PS. For questions about JS in Acrobat use this forum in the future: JavaScript

[Guest]

Thank you. What do I have to do that will be send the whole file to the SharePoint-Server (attention: only Foundation 2013)?

I didn't find nothing under "Preferences".

Alternative solution: is it possible that everyone to whom I send an e-mail, inviting him to complete and to submit it, see in the TRACKER (also in the Acrobat Reader) all the RESPONSES?

[try67]

Create a button and add to it a Mouse Up action with the "Submit Form" command. In the properties dialog that opens enter the target URL and under Export Format select "PDF The complete document".

I don't know whether what you asked for is possible with the Tracker or not, and if so, how to achieve it.

[Guest]

In the theory that sounds to be the solution for my problem:

But when I click on the created submit botton, it begins a download (I don't know of what):

But I want to send the whole form to the SharePoint-Server.

I'm doing something wrong?

[try67]

Why did you leave the URL field empty?

[Guest]

I've only cancelled the URL for the privacy, it wasn't empty when I've tried it.

[try67]

OK, and did you check the SharePoint server? That dialog means the file is being uploaded, I believe...

[Guest]

No, in the last test the SharePoint-Page was created in a new PDF and in this new PDF I can open the PDF stored in the SharePoint.

Were was no PDF uploaded in SharePoint.

With "Distribute" and "Internal server" it worked. But in the RESPONSES I find only the data file (XFDF) that was send to the server.

The SharePoint users can't open this file. Therefore I need the complete PDF document.

Isn't it possible to change the "Distribute/Internal server" (complete PDF document instead of XFDF-File)?

[Test Screen Name]

does the URL accept PDF uploads? it must be an active script, you can't put a passive location and hope things will be sent to it.

[Guest]

I've seen only now your response.

The URL accept form me, with a password, uploads.

I've to ask some informatics (I'm only a user who tries to find a better solution to handle forms) for the JavaScript.

Thank you very much.

[Test Screen Name]

There can be no password request on the URL. It must not display a page inviting upload. 

[Test Screen Name]

The type of server for a submit is, by the way, completely irrelevant. This is standard web technology, not a file access hook.